Holle Berry Yogurt Pouches Bundle

Holle describes a heavy-metal testing programme for lead, arsenic, mercury and cadmium under AB899 and the Maryland Rudy Law and points to a results page, but no actual per-lot values or a reachable QR code/portal are shown in what we reviewed for this product.

All Holle pouches are BPA-free, but no BPS or phthalate statement and no pouch, spout or cap polymer is published for the pouches in this bundle.

This is a yogurt pouch marketed for babies 8 months and up, not an infant formula, and Holle's own pages separately and explicitly clarify that its infant formula is not sold in the US and may not meet FDA requirements, keeping categories distinct.

The pack tells caregivers to store it in a cool dark place and refrigerate and use within 24 hours after opening, but publishes no shelf-life window, no heat-exposure guidance, and no information on how the pouch material holds up to storage conditions.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (10,058 records, 1973-2026) for Holle USA and found no recall filed against the brand in any role. A 2014 voluntary porridge recall exists in Holle's global history but does not cover this yogurt product line.

The pack gives a concrete opened-pack discard window — refrigerate and serve within 24 hours — and basic storage advice, but it does not give a storage temperature number.

Holle states its products carry the Demeter biodynamic seal and are USDA Organic, but its own pages clarify that EU organic/Demeter status does not automatically qualify for US certification, so the scope of the claim for this US-sold product is unresolved.

The pouches state they're produced in Spain with a full ingredient list, but no warranty terms, spare-parts route, or manufacturing detail beyond country of origin is published.

The full ingredient list is published with organic puree components and a lemon juice concentrate named rather than hidden, but the organic claim is explicitly scoped by the brand to European rules and may not qualify as USDA organic for this US product despite the USDA Organic claim on the page.

The pouches are BPA-free, but the pouch layer structure and any migration testing of the pouch and spout are not published.